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Catalyst 2960 LAN Lite Switches for Large Networks

Transition Catalyst 2950 Image Switches to Catalyst 2960 LAN Lite, ideal for large networks with baseline security, QoS, and low-cost ownership. Features, SFP support, and common questions highlighted for easy understanding.

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Catalyst 2960 LAN Lite Switches for Large Networks

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  1. Catalyst 2960 LAN Lite

  2. Catalyst 2960 Switches with LAN Lite IOS • Transition Catalyst 2950 Standard Image Switches • Ideal for large networks with several small branch offices and wiring closets • Baseline security, QoS, and availability capabilities • Low-cost total cost of ownership Begin shipping in August 2007

  3. LAN Base vs. LAN Lite

  4. SFPs Supported • Dual purpose uplinks on the C2960-24/48TC-S are not meant to be used as redundant link –only one port either SFP or Copper will be active at any time • Only Cisco SFPs are supported. Non-Cisco SFP inserted will be displayed as error-disabled.

  5. Common Questions • Identical hardware between LAN Base and LAN Lite except: • No RPS for LAN Lite • Fewer SFP transceivers supported for LAN Lite • No uplinks on Catalyst 2960-24-S • Distinct pattern added to overlay on front of switch and “SI” added to upper right hand corner of switch • Cannot upgrade or downgrade Catalyst 2960 switches between LAN Base and LAN Lite

  6. Baseline L2 Features

  7. QoS Differences

  8. 802.1x / NAC Differences

  9. Other Enhancements

  10. Ease-of-use & Troubleshooting Enhancements

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